Merryll Manning: The Health Farm Murders    by John Howard Reid
Price: $4.99 USD. 63320 words. Published on March 22, 2011. .
"Merryll Manning: The Health Farm Murders" always claims the reader's complete attention. This novel is a most commendable mystery thriller, fully deserving its overseas' acclaim. When not delving into diets and other aspects of "healthy" living, the author displays considerable powers of invention. His very fertile imagination creates extremely sticky situations for his unique investigator-hero.

Serpents in the Sun    by Hugh B. Cave
Price: $4.99 USD. 161780 words. Published by Crossroad Press  on July 1, 2011. .
The Bennett family moved to Jamaica after inheriting a coffee plantation in the Blue Mountains. This novel covers three generations of their lives, loves, triumphs and failures as the build an amazing, profitable plantation, producing some of the finest coffee in the world, and then run afoul of history.

Nathaniel's Bloodline    by Peter Blakeborough
Price: $2.99 USD. 127060 words. Published on September 24, 2011. .
A novel about Australian First Fleet convicts and their families. Nathaniel's Bloodline is based on historical events in the earliest days of convict settlement in New South Wales. It is also about fair-dinkum Aussie battlers chasing their dreams, and running from gangsters and corrupt lawmen.

Boomers Away; Travels at the Edge of the Comfort Zone    by Donald Healey
Price: $8.99 USD. 166990 words. Published on July 18, 2012. .
Tag along as your authors journey through: 5 continents, 18 countries, and 108 cities. Climb ancient pyramids. Hike up sacred mountains. Safari amidst fascinating wildlife. Wander atmospheric local markets. Meet wonderful people. Explore cites old and new. Lie on palm shaded beaches. Sample exotic foods. Experience the thrill of discovery and exploration. See the world in fresh and exciting ways.

Vaya Con Dios    by Zillah Williams
Price: $2.00 USD. 49600 words. Published on August 2, 2012. .
In 1937 Ricardo Schmidt, German by birth, but Spanish by upbringing, was torn from his family by war. After the Second World War he migrated to Australia, anxious to be accepted but afraid of rejection because of his German nationality. Ricardo’s friendship with the Anderson family takes him along a rocky road of disappointment, despair and tender romance. Vaya con Dios … Go with God.